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There's practically zero connection to rust. trib.al/lkXwrdd

And your prestigious winner is...*drumroll please*...a bird with grass on its face.

They're nature's answer to cyborgs. trib.al/hikBroF

Snoretox-1 uses a modified version of tetanus toxin. trib.al/t0oLeE1

“You know that cat who always shows up right when you’re trying to work? We’ve recreated that." trib.al/aqPv9M7

“This technology opens an entirely new dimension to studying whales underwater in their natural environment.” trib.al/6GTmmEE

This mascot informed the crew when they officially hit zero gravity. trib.al/RxmWfvi

He's 10 times bigger than his peers. trib.al/ouzdqjg

Your body has a priority after an injury—and it's not making things look nice. trib.al/AYugXJA

Devastation would take root instantly. trib.al/X0dF1FD

“Your measurements of impact flashes will help us work out the sources of moonquakes we detect." trib.al/mC4KmKY

He's absurdly humongous—and extremely loud. trib.al/41pLP5M

Earth's food webs suffer when giant animals go extinct—even 10,000 years later. trib.al/NiPe1EW

The newest residents of the internet’s favorite eagle nest are growing rapidly. trib.al/33h8PW7

The National Park Service has three key pieces of advice. trib.al/tu9ArH4

A new study links a certain kind of sound to paranormal experiences. trib.al/QAMgoOL

A robotic sub recently explored this hidden world in ways never done before. trib.al/xgCNy5e

And they're not the only animals who can do so. trib.al/suwjkC0

The easiest way to find the snakes? Maybe putting trackers on their favorite snacks. trib.al/bTK5RFm

We were in perilously short supply for more than 100,000 years. trib.al/3oNZl8l

Their newest movements suggest they’re becoming less and less like us. trib.al/TqO9idZ